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Post Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 12:38 am 
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Ok, so my solidworks isn't playing the game, but here are some dimensions from my PDF's.

42L SWB carb/EFI vitara tank. ( same tank guard for both, so there is no such thing as a 50L SWB tank)

Bolt spacings.... Front flange ( closest to diff ) 455mm apart
Rear flange 480mm apart.

Tank body is approx 350 deep from front to back, and 700 from side to side.

55L 1.6 LWB efi tank

Bolt spacings.... Front 480mm
Rear 480mm

Tank body approx. 435 deep by 750 wide.

60L SV tank

Bolt spacing Front 480mm
Rear 480mm

Tank body approx 435x800.

From these dimensions, you can assume that the LWB efi and SV tanks will bolt to the same mounts. But you will need about 850-900mm between your chassis rails to get an SV tank in.

Hope this all makes sense :?



Thanks, that information is fantastic! Though it does confirm I will not fit an SV tank between the LJ rails :( . Might have to go with the smaller tank...

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 12:42 am 
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The 55L LWB tank may fit.....

But my concern with that tank in a SWB is the lack of fore/aft room between the diff and rear x-member. The SWB vit tank is much shallower in this respect.

For an off road driven sierra / LJ, I reckon the LWB 1.6 tank would be better than the SV tank though, as its a much shallower tank, giving better ground clearance.

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Post Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 12:48 am 
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The 55L LWB tank may fit.....

But my concern with that tank in a SWB is the lack of fore/aft room between the diff and rear x-member. The SWB vit tank is much shallower in this respect.

For an off road driven sierra / LJ, I reckon the LWB 1.6 tank would be better than the SV tank though, as its a much shallower tank, giving better ground clearance.



Woops, sorry its a trayback LJ81 :) Ground clearance is a secondary priority over capacity for this car also.

I have a 55L Estate wagon tank here I have borrowed. It will fit with the removal of one cross member (2 at the back anyway), and a new one placed over the rear diff for mounting brackets. Bottom of the tank should sit about the same height as the stock tank. Biggest issue is routing an exhaust, and maybe the fuel filler (though I think I have a solution for the filler).

I was just asking about the SV tank, as I hoped if the 55L tank could be made to work, the SV tank would work also.... but it appears not so...

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